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Dean's five-run flurry in the fourth put the Academy nine ahead. Puffer was found for six hits, two of them triples, and Samuels made a damaging error of judgment in right field which hurt the Harvard cause. The visitors added what proved to be the winning run in the fifth on a hit, two stolen bases caused by Puffer's failure to hold the runner close to the bag, and an error by Mann...
...repertoire, but neither the Adriadue auf Naxos nor the Josephs Legende has as yet been heard in the U. S. Although the mere mention of Strauss's name no longer, causes the uproar it used to occasion, many critics heartily disagree with the composer's own judgment as to the "superficiality" of the things he has done...
...Victorian prejudice, against novels which mildly inclined toward Jefferson's view that the result of reading them is "a bloated imagination, sickly judgment and disgust toward all the real business of life" has largely passed away; and the point has been reached where this type of literature forms a convenient and popular vehicle for the conveying of science, history, and religion to the masses. The habit of disapproval is too deeply ingrained, however, to allow the novel to escape scot-free; and it is this very subservience to science that arouses modern criticism. Speaking at St. Mark...
...absence of a general celebration was due, it is understood, to the difficulty in securing a benefactor whose financial judgment had been sufficiently warped that the necessary funds were forthcoming. In this respect, the class of 1923 was more fortunate...
...students here in the University are not to form any judgment, then at least 15 courses in this college are useless." Because the present wording of the question seemed a little vague, and ambiguous, Professor Hart outlined a wording which would confine the discussion within the desired bounds, and yet would leave a definite place in which to take issue. The following is the change which Professor Hart suggested...